Haruya Abe Ceramic Exhibition @ IPPIN Project

Haruya Abe: A Showcase of Contemporary Japanese Ceramics

IPPIN Project is proud to present a special exhibition of Haruya Abe, a young Japanese ceramic artist celebrated for his solo exhibitions across Japan.
We are showcasing two of his signature series: the Shinogi Collection with its elegant hand-carved fluted designs, and the Tetsusai Collection featuring traditional motifs in rich iron-glazed porcelain.

A highlight is the adorable animal-shaped chopstick rests, designed by Mica, the artist’s wife and mold sculptor—perfect for adding charm to any table.
All pieces are available for purchase, and custom orders are welcome.

Experience the smooth texture and milky color of Abe’s porcelain and the depth of his Tetsusai glazes—crafted to be held and enjoyed!
Artist Information: Haruya Abe

Born in Sanada Town, Nagano Prefecture, Japan, in 1982
After graduating from Aichi Prefectural Ceramics Technical School, he studied under Bizen potter Ide Yamamoto.
Built a kiln in Ueda City, Nagano Prefecture from 2004 and became independent.
2007 Established Sangama